Nous sommes tous des passagers dans un train, conduit par une locomotive suicidaire appelée « civilisation capitaliste industrielle moderne », qui roule de plus en plus vite vers un abîme : la catastrophe écologique. Tribune surréaliste internationale, à partit d'un texte de M. Löwy.
« La nature dévore le progrès et le dépasse »
Surréalisme et nature
Nous, surréalistes, n'attendons rien du Sommet des Nations unies sur le changement climatique (COP 30, novembre 2025) à Belém, dans la (…)

On 26 February 2020, Dr Jose Eliseo Rocamora launched Impossible Is Not So Easy. It was not exactly a book, according to Joel himself, because it was “just” a published collection of his articles. Apparently, he took to heart the opinion of his friend and mentor, Benedict Anderson, who said that a compendium of one's articles cannot be considered a real book. Ben Anderson famously wrote the definitive book on the evolution of nation-states, Imagined Communities. Much later, Ben – defying (…)

The world of yesterday at the abyss: How can a solidary vision be built that does not side with one imperialist camp or another, but rather relies on liberation from below? A conversation with British-Syrian author Leila al-Shami and Ukrainian socialist Oleksandr Kyselov.
WOZ: Leila al-Shami, Oleksandr Kyselov, in international politics it seems that only might makes right anymore. The World Economic Forum (WEF), taking place this week in Davos, also stands for this. Are we witnessing a (…)

I needed to explain myself to the judge.
Naga City Regional Trial Court (RTC) Judge (ret.) Soliman Santos—or simply Sol to his colleagues and comrades—had been judiciously following up on the review of his book that I had promised for quite a long while. I've been reading it “in small increments,” I said.
His reply, likely his way of showing patience with my glacial pace, was that “later generations of activists” who read Tigaon 1969: Untold Stories of the CPP-NPA, KM, and SDK may find (…)

Le 9 janvier dernier, Eleni Varikas s'est éteinte. Dans le Club de Mediapart, deux textes (ici et là) ont été publiés en l'honneur de cette penseuse du genre et féministe internationaliste. Ils racontent l'héritage d'une vie de résistance et d'indocilité, mais aussi une pensée féministe indissociable de tous les autres violenté·es.
Fille de l'un des fondateurs de l'opposition de gauche antistalinienne en Grèce et d'une exilée grecque de l'Asie mineure, Eleni Varikas s'est politisée dans le (…)